Sentence examples for a western view for from inspiring English sources

The architects, FXFowle, then gave high-floor apartments a western view for sunsets.

Yet National Geographic didn't propagandize for a Western view of the world in the guise of something else; it argued openly for it, in issue after issue.

It would be filmed, for airing on television, presumably anywhere but in Russia, where a Western view of these trials could hardly be broadcast to a wide audience.

A western view of these ideas will be different from, say, a Chinese one.

It is a reminder of a reductive and fearful Western view of Africa that has prevailed for too long.

According to Paul Magdalino and Ralph-Johannes Lilie, "the Treaty as reproduced by Anna Komnene shows an astonishing familiarity with western feudal custom; whether it was drafted by a Greek or by a Latin in imperial service, it had a sensitive regard for the western view of the status quo in the East Mediterranean".

Unfortunately, these markings were incorrectly viewed as barbaric by early Western visitors, a belief that inevitably colored the Western view of Africans as savages.

You get a bit of a western Canadian view.

It is also viewed as a Western power-grab for FIFA, with Westerners trying to regain control of a formerly Euro-centric organization that has gone global.

"You can't just copy a Western solution for India.

Check a western saddle for proper fit.